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Title: Effective people and productivity management


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Effective people and productivity management
  • Peter Scott
  • Peter Scott Consulting

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Effective people and productivity management
  • Measuring the financial value of human capital
  • Making best use of your people to increase
    profitability
  • Partners and profitability

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Measuring the financial value of human capital
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Is your business leaking money like a sieve?
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Leaking like a sieve?
  • because you do not have the
  • right..

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.leadership and influencing skills to get
the best out of your people?
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Is this you?
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.people environment to make your business a real
success?
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Are we all going in the same direction?
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.mechanisms to prevent the attrition of high
quality performers?
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This will happen to your talent unless

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.systems to manage relationship conflict?
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Heavyweight gorilla
  • You cant manage me.Im a big biller!

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.systems to manage the people risks in your
business?
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Law Firm Risks
Management
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Examples of People Risks
  • Advice/client care/client matters
  • Client relationships
  • Loss of teams/partners
  • Real cost of staff turnover/recruitment
  • Regulatory regimes
  • Equal opportunities
  • Age and Sex discrimination harassment
  • Disability
  • Racial equality
  • Dismissals
  • Maternity
  • Working time regulations
  • Pensions Management

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.culture to support high performance levels?
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Building a performance culture
Values
Skills Behaviours
Performance Metrics Qual/Quant
Performance Review
Closing the Performance Gap
Learning Development Strategy
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What is the real cost of replacing people?
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The real cost of replacing people
  • Disruption
  • Recruitment fees
  • Training of new recruits
  • Effect on morale of people leaving
  • Loss of relationships / clients

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How to retain and get the best out of your
people?
  • Help them maximise their full potential
  • This requires investment in your people

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Investment in your people?
  • For example
  • Who has a New Partner Programme designed
  • to bring people through to partnership?
  • and which continues throughout partnership?

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Investment in your people requires?
  • Leadership and vision
  • Values
  • - Training
  • - Mentoring
  • Coaching
  • Empowering
  • Supporting

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Are you investing sufficient in your people to
realise their financial value to your business?
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Building profitability through people management
  • Stop leaking money like a sieve!
  • Building people performance
  • Make best use of your people resource

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To do this you will need a strategy
  • Strategy is a realistic plan or course of
  • action to gain competitive advantage which
  • has clear and achievable objectives and
  • uses available resources

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Your greatest resource?
  • Your people

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Building people performance
Values
Skills Behaviours
Performance Metrics Qual/Quant
Performance Review
Closing the Performance Gap
Learning Development Strategy
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What does it take to succeed at your firm?
  • What do you value?
  • Do you invest in what you value?
  • Do you reward what you value?

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An integrated strategy to best use your people
resources
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Delegation is key to profitability
  • Be a better boss by doing less work!
  • Match the level of work to the appropriate level
    of expertise / cost
  • Sell at the right price!
  • improved margin

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Leverage - you need to be aiming for this
  • Equity partners

Other fee earners
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Not this
Equity partners

Other fee earners
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Leverage will differ from firm to firm
  • Will depend on
  • A firms work type / client type mix
  • How a firm adds value to its clients

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You will add value if
  • You provide clients with what they want and
    more
  • At prices they perceive to be value for money
    and
  • You do this better than the competition

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High Value Added Services
High value- added services strategic impact on
client generally wisdom/experience driven
  • Focus on specific client types/work types
  • Seek leadership in a few, cohesive segments
  • Nurture wisdom/experience within the firm

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Low Value Added Services
Low value added firms will compete on processes
and price technology driven services with
minimum professional input
  • Value enhanced by
  • Driving down cost ensure lowest cost
  • Investing in standardising processes
  • Facilitating implementation of solutions

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Low Value Added Services
  • To be successful firms need to
  • constantly squeeze out more value for same cost
  • Ensure financial strength to stay the course
  • Avoid creating the perception of reduced quality

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But greater leverage requires more risk management
  • Supervision
  • Training
  • Case management systems
  • Knowledge on part of management

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And leverage and delegation involve teamworking
  • Why are teams important?
  • Together
  • Each
  • Achieves
  • More

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Teams provide
  • Support
  • Ability to delegate
  • Continuity of service delivery
  • Sense of purpose
  • Accountability / peer pressure
  • Esprit de corps

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Are all your people team players?
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How not to be a team player?
  • we have no room for those who put their personal
    agenda ahead of the interests of the clients or
    the office
  • David Maisters Predictive package

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Do own thing
Thats a great idea for the rest of
you
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But people resources are scarce
  • Cannot be all things to all men
  • Need to build focus into your business
  • Focus on
  • - work types
  • - client types
  • in order to gain competitive advantage

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Balancing your profit and your partner numbers
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How many equity partners should you have to
maximise profit?
  • Every firm is different but factors to be
  • considered may include
  • Your work type / client type mix
  • How a firm best adds value
  • Ability to supervise and manage
  • Culture of firm / financial ambitions

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Your partners?
  • Are you getting the best out of your partners?
  • Who does NOT have an underperforming partner?

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How much is partner underperformance costing you?
  • Direct financial loss?
  • Loss of good partners and staff?
  • Loss of morale?
  • Loss of relationships / clients?

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What are you now going to do to stop your firm
leaking money like a sieve?
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